For James Smith, regular contributor to this column, finding human bones on the footpath was a regular scene. “As a student, I worked as a cemetery gardener in the East End of London,” he reveals. “We used to have this sort of issue, not with rabbits or (unsurprisingly) wombats, but with foxes and stray dogs. [We’d find] bones on the path … most relating to Victorian times.”
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